Family Recipe Memory Album Cover

Use my supplied photographs as the only source images. Preserve the identity, actual age, facial proportions and distinguishing features of everyone in each source. Keep pet markings and meaningful scene details when present. Do not substitute generated people or invent missing photographs. Create a carefully composed photo-based memory design in a square 1:1 aspect ratio, following this specific concept: Family Recipe Memory Album Cover. Composition and Pose Arrange three supplied family kitchen photos in clean rectangular frames around a clear central title area. Preserve the content inside each photo and avoid changing anyone's face. Add a wooden spoon, a linen napkin corner and a blank recipe-note card near the lower edge. Set [ALBUM TITLE] in the centre. Clothing, Materials and Styling Warm cream paper, faded green accents and gentle scrapbook layering. Background and Lighting Soft overhead flat-lay light with believable small shadows beneath the photo edges. Source Preservation — Highest Priority Preserve each source image's people, actual ages, facial structure, expression and meaningful visual details. Do not merge separate identities, generate new childhood versions, modernise old clothing or erase distinguishing features. Keep photographs within their intended frames without stretching. For damaged regions, recover only supported detail and leave genuinely unknown information conservative. Preserve monochrome sources unless colourisation is explicitly requested. Quality and Finish Maintain clear focal separation, natural scale, correct perspective and consistent illumination throughout the image. Keep anatomy and object construction believable. Render the main subject sharply while allowing only the intended background softness. Preserve subtle detail rather than using excessive sharpening or heavy smoothing. Make the overall visual feel cohesive, carefully composed and suitable for the stated use. Avoid: changed identities, invented people, fabricated dates, altered ages, stretched photographs, facial over-smoothing, excessive sharpening, incorrect image order, covered faces and watermarks. Keep only the text and people explicitly requested in this composition.